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Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Make Your Own Death Pepper Powder

The Peppers of Doom

Directions on how to properly avoid masing yourself at the bottom. 
Habanero Peppers
Serrano Peppers

 

Jalapeno Peppers
Poblano Peppers


  • Habanero
  • Jalapeno
  • Serrano
  • Poblano
  • Red Fresno (No picture)
  • Garlic (No picture)
WHEN SLICING PEPPERS BE SURE TO WEAR GLOVES, 
ELSE YOUR FINGERS DIE.

Put all of these things in the dehydrator to make your own Death Pepper Powder.

This this in amazing! You can make so many things with a dehydrator, we made our own beef jerky once last year that was fantastic. So just line them up, all your peppers of anal destruction, right on there and let it sit for about 12 hours. We just set them up right before bed and slept through the process. Leave in there until the peppers easily snap apart.
 DID NOT REMOVE ANY SEEDS OR SKINS. 

Dehydrating Serranos and Red Fresnos
Dehydrating garlic, Habanero and Poblano






Dehydrating jalapenos

Warning: DO NOT MASE YOURSELF

The reason why peppers are so hot and spicy is because of capsaicin, which is also the main ingredient in pepper spray. That's right. Your face will fall right the fuck off if you are not careful. I am not kidding.

Once your peppers are ready, put them in a grinder. Be very careful of this. Make sure your place is properly ventilated. Im talking windows open, fans going, and being in another room for about 30 minutes afterwards. The baby and I hung out and watched sesame street so it worked out for us but we had to have the door closed. It was awful. 

We use a simple coffee grinder, you can use whatever you have. Grind these things up into a fine powder. Put all that powder in a Tupperware and store for later use. 


Survived the process of making this? Now what. 

burnt as hell, i know

  • Get a boneless pork roast and make some cuts in the top.
  • Mix in the following ingrediants into 1/2 c oil 
  • 2-3 tbsp Death Pepper Powder
  • 1 tbs Oregano (dried)
  • 1.5 tbsp Adobo
  • 1.5 tbsp garlic powder
  • Pour over meat and cook.
The times cooked was 1hr@475 and then 4hrs@275. This clearly matters on the size of your roast, and he left it in there a bit longer than expected, which is why the outside was extra crispy, but it came out delicious. So, cook less than that. 



So, have fun! Enjoy, and remember to prepare your anus because it is delicious going in and burning coming out. 














Friday, October 4, 2013

Bean Chili

So many tomatoes from the garden, what now?

My mother-in-law brought over tomatoes from the garden this past Sunday. After all the yummy pasta dishes I've been making recently, I hadn't gotten to add them in. It was most certainly my husbands turn to cook. He is a far better cook than I am. Being kind of sick of pasta we tried to come up with things to do with these damn tomatoes. I had originally suggested he make his delicious homemade vegetarian tomato sauce but alas, that is usually the topping for some starchy treat. Chili seemed like the only option. 

fun times
Last year my husband and his friends entered the chili contest in Grand Island. It was a lot of fun, even though they did not place in the top 3. It was kind of tough because someone made white chicken chili and since it was so damn different it ended up winning. I tried most of the chilis and the one that won was certainly delicious but it was kind of cheap to make a chili that didn't have tomatoes or beef in it. 
Every year these fellas get together around football season and have a chili contest between each other numbering them A. B. C. D. and D happened to be the winner. "Savor the D" was among the silliness that happened and it stuck. They entered the contest with "Savor the D". The reactions were mixed. Some loved it, others frowned and quickly hurried on. The chili was absolutely delicious though. 

It's about that time of year again actually which means i'll be eating chili for the next 4 months. Haha. Oh boy. Well, this particular recipe isn't the one he made in the contest, it was just an experiment that came out wicked tasty. My husband could turn a pot of boiling water into a 5 course meal. 

Delicious bean chili with tomatoes

  • about 14 tomatoes or however many you want in your chili
  • peppers, red and yellow bell
  • an onion
  • 2lbs ground beef 80/20
  • Green Chili peppers, canned or fresh
  • 3 tsp salt
  • 1 1/2 tsp cumin
  • 2 tsp black pepper
  • 1 1/2 tsp oregano
  • 1 1/2 tsp chili powder
  • 1 tbsp crushed red pepper
  • 1 tsp tobasco
  • 1 tbsp red vinegar
  • 1/4 cup brown sugar
  • 4 cans, (black beans, chick peas, red kidney beans) We had one can that we thought was beans but it turned out to be diced tomatoes with chili peppers in them. we used that because it's all we had.
  1. Blanche tomatoes, remove seed, take stems out, diced
  2. Remove seeds from peppers, diced. Chop onion
  3. Saute veggies until translucent, set aside
  4. Brown 2lb of ground beef 80/20 because "fat is flavor" in large pot. Sprinkle in some salt, cumin, pepper, powdered garlic, chili powder, crushed red pepper, Tabasco, peppers. Once it is all cooked add in the veggies, tomatoes and beans.
  5. Add in 1 tbsp red wine vinegar and 1/4 cup brown sugar. Let it simmer for 30 minutes. 












I linked how to blanche tomatoes. It's pretty easy. The prep time for this is quite long but it's definitely worth it because now we don't have to cook for a few days.


Waiting for 30 minutes for it to simmer is the hardest part. The smell surrounds the air. I'm sure people could smell his cooking straight down the hall. I took the dog out and could smell it for sure. 

I like to put my chili in a cup, and eat it that way. It's just a way of portion control, but I end up having quite a few teacups full. I don't mind thought because it gives me some time to let the food settle a bit. 


We like to top our chili with cheese and crackers but really it's whatever you like to put into it. 




Spicy chili helps your sickness out of your body

Everyone knows the minute you start to eat spicy foods your nose opens straight up and you better have a tissue handy. Well, I certainly knew that in a few days time I would certainly be feeling under the weather. The baby had been fussing recently with a runny nose and I knew it wouldnt be too long behind before I caught it as well. 

Capsaicin in the chili's are what give your body that fiery, runny nose feeling. I personally don't love it, but when I'm all stuffed up it sure is nice to be able to breath for a minute or two. This stuff also jump starts the metabolism too, which can be good for everyone. However, with this delicious chili recipe it is real hard not to get the "itis". You know what I'm talking about. 


Are there different classifications of chili soups?

I tried to look this up. What are the different types of chili? You have mostly meat chili's, spicy chili's, bean chili. There has to be a vegetarian chili. What if someone cant have red sauce, then white chili. Maybe chicken chili. Is there a list out there somewhere? I tried to search for a good source of different types. Perhaps I could make one because I know I can't be the only damn person in the world who wonders how many different types of chili there are. 

Now i have to come up with different ways to eat chili.